Pick up a Bluetooth tracker and keep tabs on your keys and any other household items that you may not want to lose. We've compiled a list of the best Bluetooth trackers so that you don't have to do the research yourself!
Gaming on Android typically requires you to settle for using touchscreen controls. However, some gracious game developers do take the time and effort to include support for Bluetooth gamepad.
With headphone jacks quickly disappearing and the nuisance of tangled wires and adapters, it’s little wonder more and more people are going Bluetooth. Once you pair them, you can just grab them and go. Here's how!
Android has a lot of wonderful, wonderful perks, but one that makes my day better and easier is Smart Lock, the best feature Google ever stole. You should set up and take full advantage of this wonderful tool right now, especially while we're all stuck at home.
Bose and Sony own the market of wireless noise-canceling headphones, but they're far from the only options out there. The Marshall Monitor II ANC aim to deliver just as good of an experience while coming in at a lower price. Here's what it's like to use them.
These Bluetooth trackers have a built-in keychain clip that lets you attach them to your keys or bag. You could slip the other one in your wallet, then use an app on your phone to locate your items if they're ever lost.
The R4 wireless speaker features Bluetooth 5.0 and a range of 33 feet, along with dual 5W speakers, a passive bass radiator, and a rechargeable battery which lasts for up to 24 hours on a single charge.
This well-reviewed Bluetooth speaker offers 360-degree 50W sound from two full-range drivers and passive radiators. It's waterproof too, lasts for 30 hours on a single charge, and features seven fun lighting modes. It can charge your phone as well.
The SmartCharge F0 is equipped with two USB ports and also works as a Bluetooth FM transmitter. Take calls, listen to music, and charge up your gear all at once. It even comes with a one-year warranty. Clip the on-page coupon to save.
You've probably seen the latest version, Bluetooth 5.0, listed among the specs of most recent headphone releases, but what difference does that version make, and what are you missing out on if your headphones don't support it?
Multi-stream Low-Energy Bluetooth that can broadcast for sharing and is designed with hearing aids in mind is now official. The wait for products that use it is on!
Delta is taking a wire-free approach to its next in-flight entertainment systems by adding Bluetooth, among a slew of other features.
The Bluetooth SIG announced a new standard for Bluetooth audio that boasts better audio quality, low power consumption, and more. It'll also enable support for hearing aids and let you share audio with multiple Bluetooth devices.
Clip the on-page coupon to save on this versatile device. It's a dual-port USB car charger that doubles as an FM transmitter. Take calls, listen to music, and charge up your gear all at once. It has excellent reviews and a one-year warranty to boot.
Unite your childhood love of paper airplanes with your grown up love of tech. Equip your paper plane with Bluetooth. Fly it up to 180 feet. Control it through an app. You can even tilt your device to tilt the plane.
Airplane mode may get smarter with the next version of Android with regard to how it deals with Bluetooth. If you're using Bluetooth headphones, for example, airplane mode will not turn them off.
Bluetooth is everywhere. So why is it so bad? We're shining a spotlight on the quirky, frustrating and ubiquitous wireless standard.
Google's Fast Pair helps with pairing, but does so much more to enhance the Bluetooth audio experience on Android.
Bluetooth has changed a lot since the first version debuted back in 1999. Here's a recap of where the wireless protocol started and how it got to where it is today.
We've rounded up our favorite weird and wonderful Bluetooth devices the Mobile Nations staff are proud (or not so proud) to own.